Oh is that how it works, you watch video...absorb all the minute details and you lock it up on someone... I get ya I watch and find practice partner...but I then realize the detail particular to my body size and tendency...and have to play with it for 3 sessions. And I'm still not 100% until live roll and I sink it 3 time on 3 people.
@@Theo-dj7vswell every person is different I personally can watch videos and then do the move in a live go that’s how I got good at wrestling in high school and that’s how I’ve learned most of my slick bjj moves
Bring your elbows together, then to your body, push out your chest and then just "squeeze" aka flex your arm muscles and you'll get a higher% finish, no need to lean or lay flat in any direction or to flop to your side risking a neck crank. Same mechanics works for the anaconda too. Edit: i dont want to sound like a know-it-all but everybody should try this imo
@@eatmyshorts110 it’s a darce cuz when he locks it up the forearm blade is against the neck, whenever its an anaconda the forearm is against the armpit. It’s not about the entry of the arm it’s about where the arm ends up when locking it up.
Bro this is awesome, watched this video a week ago and tapped several with it immediately and I’m still a white belt, it’s lucky I ever tap somebody twice in one week with two different subs let alone the same one every time🤣. Amazing stuff bro, love from the UK🇬🇧
Very good job! Here in Brazil we do this for years. It's called LUTA LIVRE! But we have been looking your excellent job to improve those technics and make it better and better! Ossssss
The only time i every lock up a darce with my short arms is with this set up. Still picked up couple nice details from you though thank you! Eddie Bravo calls this The Can Crusher.
I've been hitting this since 2011... Im high percentage from here... often times my opponent doesn't realize and they roll into it thinking they are escaping
Pretty sure that is an anaconda choke, if the lock is by the arm then it's a darce if it's by the head it's an anaconda choke. That might just be the north south choke though.
You have to look at the finishing position. When he lets the guy go after the tap. He ends up with the choking arm positioned just like if he entered under the armpit like most normal setups. It's odd because of where uke's arm starts. He forces uke's arm up and then around and by the time the choke is settled it is a d'arce configuration.
Can someone clarify, isn't this an anaconda and not a darce? I thought the difference was the anaconda the lock is by the shoulder and darce the lock is by the neck.
It's a darce, he just bypasses the armpit so it looks like an anaconda. You can tell in the end by where his hands are locked and anacondas don't have the choking arm by your body unless you roll to mount or grab it with your leg.
I must respectfully disagree, the slickest Darce set up is after the Ghost Escape from Side Control. any time you can be in a bad position and less then a full second later be locking up a submission that is slick! this is strong tho
Günther Jauch Yes! You are correct. Anaconda the choking arm goes to the neck, then under the opponents armpit, which is shown in the video. A darce the choking arm goes under the opponents armpit, then the neck. We had to drill the two and say it out loud, so we knew the difference. Edit: The uploader has awesome learning videos. I will try some of them.
